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Franklin County, Missouri. FCHS is a privately run 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, tax ID 43-1244655, dedicated to serving the homeless, abandoned, and lost dogs and cats in our area. We incorporated in 1981 and operated as a foster network for homeless pets for 13 years.
Adoptable Pets. Please Note: Completing an adoption application online helps you begin the approval process for adoption. We do not hold pets once an application is submitted. Pets are adopted on a first-come, first-served basis at our shelter during business hours.
Spay and Neuter Program. We sell vouchers to help reduce the cost of protecting your pet with a spay or neuter surgery. Pet sterilization also prevents unwanted litters and reduces the homeless pet population. The voucher is your payment to the participating veterinarian on the day of your pet’s surgery.
care and adoption of homeless animals; programs that enrich people’s lives through animal interaction. FCHS is a privately run 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, tax ID 43-1244655, dedicated to serving the homeless, abandoned, and lost dogs and cats in our area.
Donate Online. Use the donate button below to make a one-time or recurring donation to Franklin County Humane Society: DONATE. Use the Linktree button below to view our other online donation platforms like venmo and paypal: Linktree.
Services. Franklin County Humane Society offers a number of services for you and your pets. Click the links below to learn more. Microchipping. Lost and Found Pets. Low-Income Pet Food Pantry and Straw. Spay and Neuter Program.
Is your group, club, team, business or family looking for a way to help our pets? Organize a supply drive and collect items from our shelter supply wish list. Contact us at 636-583-4300 or frontdesk@fchsmo.org for special seasonal supply needs.
If you are interested in adopting a companion animal from FCHS, please be sure to read our Adoption Procedures and Policy. Are you ready for a new pet?
If outside, how do you plan to keep your dog contained? Do you have a fenced yard? If your new dog/puppy is not house trained, what method will you use to train him? How did your learn about our adoptable pets?
Excess pet food donations are used to stock our Low-Income Pet Food Pantry. Families who have a household income of less than $30,000 a year can access the pantry. Please bring proof of your income to the shelter.